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Thank you so much!

Glad you like it! Thanks for watching.

Hey Zed. Thanks for watching. Even with the shakes and splits it gave up and quit fighting me. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.

I know. I had been wearing them earlier because they’re quick and easy to get on. About half way through I realized I had not changed. The shoes I usually wear in the shop are steal toed. I’m sure the griping will start soon. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you so much Jason. It was a fun turn.

Thank you Huw. It was fun!

Thank you so much Clint!

Thank you Tim. Great way to use those 3/4” pieces.

Thank you so much. I do enjoy seeing what an ordinary piece of fire wood can become.

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much Copper!

Thank you Paul!

Thank you Ray!

Thank you Walt. Started to cut the ends off and just turn the center. I’m very happy that I kept them on.

Thank you Al. See you soon!

Thank you Gary. Not sure how much sheen this will get, but we will see as I get more oil on it.

I have never used Walnut oil but it sure looks good on the first coat.

Thank you Ray!

Thank you kindly, Luie. It was fun while turning for sure.

Thanks Bruce. The pepper wood was a joy to turn and sanded beautifully.

My pleasure. Thank you for watching. BTW, I turned the pepper you sent me. Video is on the way.

Thank you. I always hope to be instructional as well as entertaining.

Thank you Ray. Goblets are typically fun to turn.

@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound I haven't tried one yet, I need to. I focused on bowls to start and now I'm branching out on other things. Not ready for one of your thin ones yet though!🤣

Sounds good! I’ll have to find a supplier to order some from. Thanks for coming along.

Thank you Billy. I went back and took some more out of the bottom so the filters go a bit further into the bowl. If I do another it will be even deeper. But the concept is there and it will work well.

Thank you! 😊

Sorry you didn’t care for it. Many love it. Can you tell me what it is that you dislike about it? Hope the next one pleases your eye better.

Thank you Al. Yes, I’ll see you then.

Cheers Will. Very simple technique. Just a change of paste.

You’ve described how I’ve always done my coloring, but this one somehow called for the inside to be colored too. Thanks for watching my friend.

Thank you so much Copper.

Thanks so much Billy!

Cheers Alan!

I understand. This one almost didn’t get the paint treatment. I think I’m going to try getting some poplar blanks to do more of these with. Thanks for watching Gary!

I did because that was what was available. Kind of nice that it’s not a “use it or lose it” kind of deal. Good looking effect on the surface. When this runs out I’ll probably go to an actual milk paint. Thanks for watching Scott.

Thank you Al!

Thanks so much!

Thank you. You’re welcome to tag along.

Thanks 👍

Thank you for the feedback. Good to have you along.

Thank you Jonny!

Thank you. It was pretty fun.

Thanks Al 😂

Thank you Dore!

No problem Huw. I didn’t expect many since it was a pop-up. I’ll have to re-watch to see about the chuck key. You’re correct, it should never stay in the chuck unattended.

Just happy you found it. Thanks so much Al.

Yep, another form of the same language for sure. Thanks for watching.

Thank you so much. It’s greatly appreciated.

When you use Superglue for your glue block, how do you remove it from the plate bottom? Thank you!

I saw someone used a clarinet bell as a bowl pedestal.

Thank you for watching. Always good to be reminded where everyone is.

Thanks for watching Billy. No question. You would think that situation could be overturned pretty easily. I may have a connection to someone in Washington who may be able to make that happen. Maybe if all of us could drop an email to our senator and rep we can get this atrocity reversed. Thanks for the idea. I’m getting on it now.

You might be right. Thanks for coming along.